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- [S1] MWS, Andries William De Villiers, (University of Witwatersrand).
Educated: Royal University of Ireland (BA, 1890). Ordained: Deacon, 1891, and Priest, 1892, by the Bishop of Killaloe. Career: Curate of Drumcliff, county Clare, Ireland, 1891-1893. Curate of Roscrea, in the diocese of Killaloe, 1893-1894. Curate of Lame, in the diocese of Connor, 1895-1896. Curate of Newry, in the diocese of Dromore, 1899-1900. Curate of Edge, in the diocese of Gloucester, 1900-1904. Licensed as Priest-in-charge of Fraserburg, in the diocese of Cape Town, 22 December 1904 (served until 1906). Priest-in-charge of Queenstown, in the diocese of Grahamstown, 19061907. Curate of Charlton Kings (1907-1909); and of Horsley with Chavenage (1910-1913), both in the diocese of Gloucester. Curate of Chippenham, in the diocese of Bristol, 1913-1914. Curate of Cranham, in the diocese of Gloucester, 1915-1916. Chaplain, St. John's, Mentone (1917-1918); and St. Mark's, Florence (1918-1919), both in the diocese of Gibraltar. Chaplain, Sierre, in the diocese of London (North and Central Europe), 1920-1921. Chaplain, Continental Chaplaincies, 1921-1928. Died: [?] [Bishopscourt Archives, Institution of Clergy, 1857-1987. Crockford's Clerical Directory, 1930, p. 279.]
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